FORMER JEWS FOR JESUS MISSIONARY Larry Levey was raised in a Conservative Jewish home. While working in Los Angeles, he had a "born-again" experience and became a "Jew for Jesus". He went from professional attorney to professional missionary for a leading "Hebrew Christian" missionary group. (1992).
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As a child Ira Michaelson was chased home from Hebrew school by kids throwing rocks screaming, Christ Killer, you're going to hell Those kids would be surprised that years later Ira converted to Christianity, got involved in the "Jews for Jesus" or "Messianic Jewish" movement, eventually became a Messianic Rabbi and led a Messianic Jewish Synagogue. But truth won out. Ira renounced belief in Jesus, returned to Judaism and now works to fix the problem he'd been part of. Once again, he's being to
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FOR NOTES TO THIS LECTURE CLICK ON THIS LINK: http://jewsforjudaism.ca/battl... Session #1 of a 12-part lecture series entitled the "Counter-Missionary Survival Seminar", which responds to the 2,000 year-old claim by Christian missionaries that Jesus is the Jewish messiah. Using the Jewish Bible, where the concept of the Jewish Messiah has its foundation, Rabbi Skobac explains how two Billion Christians are wrong and that Judaism is correct in rejecting Jesus as the Messiah. . JEWS FOR JUDAIS
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In his new, highly controversial book, Kosher Jesus, Shmuley Boteach sets the stage by describing the strong overtures of Christian love towards Israel and the Jewish people. Boteach views this development as a positive step in the Jewish – Christian relationship; however, Boteach points out, there is still a sticking point between Jews and Christians, and that is Jesus. [1] Boteach’s book presents a solution [2] that he believes will allow both Jews and Christians to overcome the barrier that
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IT’S YOUR OWN MESS SHMULEY – DON’T USE ME TO CLEAN IT UP By Rabbi Michael Skobac While no doubt reveling in all the attention his recent book is receiving, Shmuley Boteach has begun feeling the heat of scrutiny that it and he are attracting. His recent attempt to invoke a booklet I wrote as support for his “Kosher Jesus” is a desperate tactic. While there may be some similarity between my “The DaVinci Code: A Jewish Perspective” and his work, Boteach surely knows that it’s a far stretch from s
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